Baghel Museum
बघेल संग्रहालय
A small royal museum in Tala village, displaying objects from the Rewa Baghel royal hunting era and a stuffed specimen of Mohan, the world's first captured white tiger.
The Baghel Museum lies beside the park entrance in Tala village. It was formerly part of the Rewa Baghel royal family. Its exhibits include the princes' hunting gear, old photographs, weapons and everyday items, along with materials related to Mohan, a tiger captured in the region in 1951 whose offspring went on to produce most of the world's white tigers. The museum is very small and charges a small fee, making it a good stop for a midday break between morning and evening safaris.
Opening hours
09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Tala Zone
- Tala Village
- Bandhavgarh Caves
- Shesh Shaiya
- Bandhavgarh Fort
- Khitauli Zone
- Magadhi Zone
- Panpatha Buffer Zone